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The Front Line

Terrorism as we’ve never seen it before on the big screen. A film co-produced by the Dardenne brothers, who were fascinated by the screenplay that revives the great tradition of Italian cinema  

16/11/2009 | Films | Reviews

Turin fest opens with surprising biopic Nowhere Boy

For the second year in a row, the Turin Film Festival (November 13-21) opens with a biopic. A year after Oliver Stone’s relentless W., the 27th edition of the festival kicks off with Nowhere Boy...  

16/11/2009 | Films | UK

Colin Firth learns The King’s Speech

British director Tom Hooper (The Damned United) has begun a seven-week shoot across various English locations including Lancaster House, the Bradford Bulls Stadium, Ely Cathedral, Harley Street...  

16/11/2009 | Production | UK

Pritchard to kick off Street Kids United

Veteran documentary filmmaker Tim Pritchard is all set to direct feature documentary Street Kids United for Film and Music Entertainment (F&ME). The film will look at how a sporting event can...  

11/11/2009 | Production | UK

The Mortician comes Full Circle

Producer Rhys Thomas and director Gareth Maxwell Roberts’ Full Circle Films is all set for a November 16 Louisiana shoot for £4m (€4.48m) 3D film The Mortician. The film is slated to be a gritty...  

10/11/2009 | Production | UK

In the Loop scores Scottish BAFTA hat trick

Armando Iannucci’s In the Loop has won three of the major awards at the BAFTA Scotland Awards 2009, winning the Writing in Film or Televison, Directing in Film or Television and Acting Performance...  

10/11/2009 | Awards | UK

Let Me In starts shooting

Let Me In, the US remake of the Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In, has started filming in Albuquerque, New Mexico for UK company Hammer Films and Sweden’s EFTI, which produced the original...  

10/11/2009 | Production | UK/Sweden

Moon: A space odyssey with a contract

When you have an icon such as David Bowie for a father, showing the world you have an original artistic identity independent of family ties cannot be simple. Yet the creative talents of young...  

10/11/2009 | Film Reviews | UK

Temple all set to Fake! it

British filmmaker Julien Temple has signed up to direct $15 million art heist film Fake! for Film and Music Entertainment (F&ME). Working off a script by Michael Kalesniko, based on the biography...  

06/11/2009 | Production | UK

1 Day in police controversy

The British independent film community is up in arms after reports that West Midlands Police have advised cinemas in Birmingham not to screen Penny Woolcock’s film 1 Day, due for a November 6...  

06/11/2009 | Releases | UK

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